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Reserve Old regulation (KMK 424/ 2003) New Regulation (PMK 53/2012) Net Level Premium/ Zillmer: Gross Premium Valuation: Premium Reserve = PV of Future Benefit PV Premium Reserve = (PV of Cash-out PV of Future Premium + amortization of 1st year Cash-in) + PAD at 75% CI expenses of minimum 30 Sum Assured Discount rate used is maximum at average of Discount rate used is maximum at 9% (IDR), : average 3 years Yield of Government bond 5% (USD) (benchmark series) + 0.5% Reserve = UPR + IBNR + RNYA UPR should be higher or equal to 40% of Net Premium Reserve = UPR + IBNR + RNYA UPR = Max { UPR pro-rate, URR} UPR pro-rate should be higher or equal to pro-rate of Net of Comm Gross Premium (daily basis) o Comm max = 20% * Gross Premium URR = Unexpired Loss + Unexpired Expense + 75% PAD Subject to: (a) No Negative Reserves, (b) Reserve > Premium Refund
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per policy Non-Par IDR - Credit Life - Legacy Products - Regular Pay Unit Link Non-Par USD - Regular Pay Unit Link Par IDR - Group Endowment - Individual Endowment Par USD - Group Endowment - Individual Endowment Lapse Assumptions Product Type Non-Par IDR - Credit Life - Legacy Products Par IDR - Group Endowment - Individual Endowment Par USD - Group Endowment - Individual Endowment Lapse rate Regular Pay Unit Link (IDR and USD) Y-1 0 48 0 48 0 96 Y-1 25 200,000
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Y-3 .. 0 5 0 5 0 20 Y-3 12
Y-1 0 12 0 12 0 21 Y-4 5
Y-3 .. 0 5 0 5 0 5 Y-6.. 5
d. Provision for Adverse Deviation (PfAD)* PfADs Mortality Renewal Expenses Lapse
* PfAD is used as multiplication factor **for new RBC calculation purposes